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The kidney is one of the most important organs in the body while the main role of dialysis is in humans. If the kidneys are not well, it will cause a lot of problems.
Kidney disease is now very common, causing bad health consequences. These are signs of kidney inflammation that require early treatment, avoiding progression to kidney f…
The world has about 850 million people with kidney disease, the United States alone to 30 million patients, double the number of diabetics and 20 times the number of peo…
Usually, your internal organs are rarely standing still. They can move, or change size a bit when we have physical activities, eating ...
Food manufacturers use potassium or phosphorus and additives to substitute sodium but often do not publish quantitative on product labels.
Research in China says long-term exposure to polluted air can damage kidneys of all ages.
Eating too much sugary food will promote the formation of uric acid, which increases the risk of cardiovascular disease, directly affecting kidney function.
The Singapore Science and Technology Research Institute announced on January 3 that a group of scientists from China and China have identified new genes that can cause I…
Researchers at UC Davis, USA, have shown that: Preventing TLR2 receptors, which can slow or even prevent diabetic nephropathy, is a complex complication that has very li…
A recent study has warned that a very small amount of lead in the blood may also reduce kidney function in children and increase the risk of children with kidney related…
Kidney disease is often difficult to detect. Therefore, many patients are hospitalized when their kidneys have been damaged by more than 50%.
Persons with renal impairment, hypertension should not use tablets UPSA C; and those with kidney stones should not take effervescent tablets UPSA C calcium or calcium sa…
Kidney disease (Pyelonephritis) is caused by kidney infection. When this disease occurs, the bacteria go from the bottom up and eat into the kidneys. Patients with hip p…
Ultra-thin diamond films drilled with microscopic laser pores can be used as a screening device for many patients with renal impairment.